Cinderella coloring pages are ready to print and color. You’ll find a rich mix of classic scenes and cute side characters from the Disney story. Our collection is large, so you can pick simple pages for quick coloring or detailed scenes for longer art time.
Color ideas for main characters
These are friendly suggestions. Your art is yours, so use any colors you like.
- Cinderella
Hair: golden blonde
Dress: soft blue with light silver trim
Gloves: pale blue or white
Shoes: clear or very light silver
Extras: tiny white stars on the skirt - Prince Charming
Hair: brown
Jacket: cream or light gold with red sash
Pants: light blue or white
Boots: brown - Fairy Godmother
Hair: light gray
Cloak: lavender or soft blue
Bow and trim: pink
Wand glow: pale yellow - Lady Tremaine
Hair: dark gray
Dress: deep red or dark teal
Jewelry: green gems - Anastasia
Hair: auburn
Dress: purple with light pink sleeves - Drizella
Hair: dark brown
Dress: lime green with light blue sleeves - Gus
Fur: brown
Shirt: yellow
Hat: green - Pumpkin Coach
Body: soft orange
Trim: gold
Wheels: gold or brown - Royal Castle
Walls: light gray or pale blue
Roofs: blue with silver flags
Windows: yellow glow
Fun things to do after coloring
Glass Slipper Bookmark
Cut a slim strip from your finished art and glue it to a thicker cardstock. Add a small slipper cutout at the top and a ribbon tail. Use it in your story books or gift it to a friend who loves Disney.
Royal Ball Wall Gallery
Pick four to six pages and frame them with simple paper borders. Arrange them in order of the story, from chores to the ball to the slipper fit. Add small labels like “Before the Ball” and “Midnight” for a story feel.
Fairy Godmother Wand
Trim a star from shiny paper and glue a small print of your colored Fairy Godmother in the center. Tape the star to a straw or stick. Add short ribbons so it swishes with a light flick.
Pumpkin Coach Photo Frame
Cut the coach shape from orange paper and leave a window in the center. Place a small photo behind it. Decorate the wheels and trim with a gold pen or stickers, then place them on a desk or fridge.
Gus and Jaq Finger Puppets
Shrink your colored mice on a copier if needed. Glue each to a small loop of paper that fits a finger. Put on a mini show where they help stitch a dress and cheer for Cindy at the castle.
Midnight Clock Countdown
Use your colored castle page as the base. Add a paper clock with movable hands set near twelve. Tell the scene in three steps on sticky notes: dance, dash, slipper. It turns your art into a short timeline.
Stepfamily “Style Swap” Collage
Cut outfits from your colored stepsister pages and layer them on blank dress forms. Try funny color swaps and mix trims. This playful craft shows how color can change mood and style.
Invitation to the Ball
Scan or copy a colored ballroom scene. Fold it into a card. Inside, write a kind invite to a “movie night” or “story night” and add the date and time. It’s a sweet way to share the magic with friends.
